New year, new rules: Munich citizens have to change!
New year, new rules: Munich citizens have to change!
On January 1, 2025, numerous innovations came into force in Munich that affect both the everyday life of the residents and the urban infrastructure. These changes include adaptations in the transport network, increases in fees and taxis as well as a fundamental reform in property tax.
An essential part of this reform is the New property tax, which provides for a heb estimate of 824 percent. This adaptation was necessary to eliminate inequalities in the previous system caused by outdated unit values. From 2025, Munich will apply an area -independent area model, which enables the preparation of the tax amounts according to new calculation bases.
traffic and relaxation in everyday Munich
The current timetable change brings numerous adjustments. The U3 now runs in the Olympic Center Moosach section every 5 minutes in main traffic times, while the U4 is on the road as a long time all day. In addition, the tram 12 is extended and runs all day every 10 minutes to Schwabing Nord. From January 3rd there will also be night-u railway connections that run every 15 minutes on weekends and before holidays.
In the area of consumption costs, the price of tap water rises by 32 cents per month for an average two-person household. The cost of gas also increases by 27 percent, which corresponds to an increase of 80 euros per year for a family with 20,000 kWh of consumption. The postage costs also increase with the new year: a standard letter now costs 95 cents.
Details on property tax reform
The new rate of 824 percent is intended to ensure that the income of the city of Munich remain roughly at the previous level. The property tax will be designed in the future; Some taxpayers will have to pay more, others less. The city treasury informs that individual property tax notices will be sent from January 2025. Owners of large plots and buildings must be asked for the cash register, while owners of smaller real estate can expect fewer loads.
The reform has become necessary to implement the state requirements and represents a significant change for taxpayers in Munich. It is expected that the effects in Munich will be less dramatic than in other locations.
For more information on the property tax reform in Munich or on individual modest, interested citizens can here read.
-transmitted by West-Ost-Medien
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